The door opened slowly to the office. "Mathew, I assume your interruption of my busy schedule is something important". The man who entered so abruptly, Mathew, Placed a letter on his desk. "Mr. Coleflew This may be what you are after". Mathew said. An unwavering sternness to his voice.
Looking down, he saw the letter's address. "Mr. Frederick Coleflew, 1567, Kiln Avenue". Frederick looked at Mathew intrigued before grabbing the letter. He slid the enclosed paper out. It was folded in a very poor manner, to Frederick's annoyance.
He pulled it apart, The paper looked as though it had been through a lot. He read the first line, unsure of quite what to expect.
"Fred, I found something, Intriguing. To say the least. I know you've been looking to get into archeology and this looks like the perfect business opportunity. I've recently come into the possession of some information regarding an old archeological dig site. I suggest you get here fast. This may be your best chance." Frederick put the letter down. A smile forming on his face. "Mathew," He called to the man now exiting the room. "I think it's time I readjust my schedule".
The seat Mr. Coleflew sat in was right by the window of the private jet. A perfect view, Not that Frederick Coleflew was paying it any mind. Instead, he had a stack of books. All of them about the area they were traveling to. He was going to be an expert on this region by the time they arrived.
He had found reservations for a crew nearby. The only person he had brought along was his accountant, Mathew, Richard was already in the city, just waiting for them to arrive. The clouds outside had darkened slightly.
The weather was turning sour. Frederick was not concerned. They would be on their way to the hotel by the time this storm rolled in. He put his feet up on the seat next to him, The emptiness was always a plus. "Venomous snakes, and how to avoid them" He read over the title.
He didn't really expect to see any, But being an expert meant exploring all the options.
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Beneath The Ruins
HorrorWe dug too far, we saw the warning signs. We should have stopped. But who could have known what was down there? By the time we realized, it was too late. I fear the world isn't ready for what we found, No one is. Frederick Coleflew has always been i...
